New and upcoming products and must-have furnishings, accessories and decor for your home.
The latest trend in wall covering brings a little sparkle to your space. Paints and wallpapers in metallic tones add luxury and glam while bringing light and warmth. With this trend, less is more...
Throughout Eileen Gray’s career as a furniture designer and architect, she supported revolutionary theories of design and construction. This avant-garde mindset led to her becoming a fixture of...
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Popularity of plants come and go as often as the essential denim. For large plant lovers, they will always be around. They are lush and easy. Succulents are the ultimate craze. Sick...
This new bathroom design trend brings the pipes out from the behind the walls putting the plumbing on full display. Exposed pipe shower systems mount to the shower wall and typically include a...
1. Council pendant light, by Currey & Co., available at Metro Lighting. 2. Dolma chandelier, by Arteriors, available at Design & Detail.3. Alton antique brass desk lamp, available at Crate...
Let your powder room pack a punch with black walls. Whether painted or plastered in a pretty paper, walls in the color black make a bold, dramatic statement in a small space.
When the Eames couple first began designing chairs for Herman Miller Furniture in the late 1940s, they focused their designs on comfort, fashion and affordability. However, the married couple’s...
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Floating vanities used to be synonymous with contemporary bathroom design. We have more recently seen the floating vanity evolve to be incorporated in all different design styles...
1. One of a kind birdhouse handmade in IL by Scott McDowell, available at Gifted Gardener. 2. Brass lantern, available at Gifted Gardener. 3. Galvanized stand, available at Fleur de Chic. 4. ...
Let a new dining table lure you outside this summer season. From casual dinner parties to brunch on the patio, dining alfresco will warm your soul and connect you to your surroundings.
Like many designers after World War II, Eero Saarinen strove to cut excess and make sleek furniture with a focus. One of his focuses — or rather obsessions — was with the bottom of chairs. He felt...
